NEW DELHI. Bharat Electricity Summit 2026 Concludes with Strong Global Participation, Actionable Outcomes, and Roadmap for a Resilient, Future-ready Power Sector.
The Summit witnessed an exceptional response, with over 35,000 exhibition attendees, 28 States / Union Territories, 200+ exhibiting companies including 80+ Start-ups, 6,000+ delegates, 300+ speakers, and 100+ conference sessions, reflecting its scale and global significance.
The Summit reaffirmed India’s commitment to building a future-ready, technology-driven, and investment-friendly energy ecosystem, while supporting the energy needs of both the nation and the Global South.
The third day of the Bharat Energy Summit (BES) 2026 featured the “India–Africa Strategic Partnership Meet,” a high-level forum aimed at strengthening cross-border cooperation in the power sector. Hosted by REC Limited CMD Shri Jitendra Srivastava, the session saw participation from Union Power Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, the Haryana Chief Minister, and delegates from nations including Mauritius and Malawi.
Discussions, supported by international bodies like the World Bank and Africa 50, focused on joint ventures, capacity building, and sustainable infrastructure development. The meet provided a vital platform for African leaders to align their national energy priorities with Indian technical expertise. This collaboration reinforces India’s commitment to global energy security and establishes a roadmap for mutual growth across the electricity value chain in both regions.
